Yitskhok Bashevis Zinger

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Yitskhok Bashevis Zinger was a Polish-born Jewish writer in Yiddish, best known for his richly imaginative stories and novels that earned him the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1978.

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instanceOf Polish Jew
Yiddish-language writer
novelist
person
short story writer
writer
alsoKnownAs Isaac Bashevis Singer
Yitskhok Bashevis Zinger
surface form: Isaac Bashevis Zinger

Yitskhok Bashevis Zinger
surface form: יצחק בשביס זינגר
awardReceived National Book Award for Young People's Literature
surface form: National Book Award for Children’s Literature

National Book Award for Fiction
Nobel Prize in Literature
countryOfBirth Poland
ethnicGroup Jewish
familyName Zinger
genre Jewish literature
fiction
magic realism
givenName Yitskhok
influenced Jewish American literature
postwar Yiddish literature
languageOfWorkOrName English
Yiddish
literaryTheme Hasidic folklore
Holocaust aftermath
Jewish life in Eastern Europe
exile
mysticism
movement modernism
NobelPrizeYear 1978
notableFor Yiddish novels
Yiddish short stories
notableIdea preservation of Yiddish culture through literature
notableWork Enemies, A Love Story
Gimpel the Fool
Shosha
The Family Moskat
The Magician of Lublin
The Slave
occupation journalist
translator
writer
religion Judaism
writingLanguage English
Hebrew
Polish
Yiddish

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Isaac Bashevis Singer alsoKnownAs Yitskhok Bashevis Zinger
Yitskhok Bashevis Zinger alsoKnownAs Yitskhok Bashevis Zinger
this entity surface form: Isaac Bashevis Zinger
Yitskhok Bashevis Zinger alsoKnownAs Yitskhok Bashevis Zinger
this entity surface form: יצחק בשביס זינגר